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Here is some benchmarks results from my new iPhone for those interested.

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Something seems off on geekbench score. My 8+ 256gb has single-core score of 4257 and multi-core score of 10604. Shouldn't your multi-core score be higher and not nearly 10% lower. I would recommend waiting day or two so phone can finish what ever it is doing that is related to initial setup and then run it again. I think you should see improvement then.
 
Something seems off on geekbench score. My 8+ 256gb has single-core score of 4257 and multi-core score of 10604. Shouldn't your multi-core score be higher and not nearly 10% lower. I would recommend waiting day or two so phone can finish what ever it is doing that is related to initial setup and then run it again. I think you should see improvement then.

This was my iPhone X 256gb.

Seems about right to me.
 

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Remember, if you restored from backup, or recently setup your phone and downloaded apps, your phone has tasks in the background to optimize and pull down settings from the cloud, etc. Your benchmarks will likely be better in a day or two.
 
Remember, if you restored from backup, or recently setup your phone and downloaded apps, your phone has tasks in the background to optimize and pull down settings from the cloud, etc. Your benchmarks will likely be better in a day or two.
Here is the new multi-score. Looks like it finished whatever it was doing.

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Is that normal that Antutu benchmarks are so much different for XS? I saw ones from 305000 to 373000. It can not be only processes in background. Or can be?
 
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